The best reason to work at AMD is because it's not a cut-throat environment and you can have a work-life balance. Everybody is doing their best and helping each other as a team. As a result, you're inspired to come to work and do your best.
The downside of working in a not-large company compared to a bigger one is that we often have less monetary reward.
Keep up the good work. Try to make a better plan and execute. Cost saving is good, but not to the point that it will deteriorate the company's ability to execute.
I applied through university and received a call for a phone interview. The interview took less than an hour. After waiting about a week, I obtained the offer and completed the internship.
I applied online and received a call from an AMD recruiter stating I would have a phone interview. After two days, three people interviewed me on the phone: a manager, a team lead, and one other person. The phone interview was easy for me. They asked
It was a two-round interview process. Round 1 was mainly character analysis and getting to know each other, and Round 2 was more technical. The two interviews were roughly placed three weeks apart.
I applied through university and received a call for a phone interview. The interview took less than an hour. After waiting about a week, I obtained the offer and completed the internship.
I applied online and received a call from an AMD recruiter stating I would have a phone interview. After two days, three people interviewed me on the phone: a manager, a team lead, and one other person. The phone interview was easy for me. They asked
It was a two-round interview process. Round 1 was mainly character analysis and getting to know each other, and Round 2 was more technical. The two interviews were roughly placed three weeks apart.